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Questions and problems dealing with three-dimensional space, including 3D meshes and other data structures, vector math, transformations, etc.
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3ds max: Z-fighting when working with Large Objects
Right Click on the viewport PERSPECTIVE and enable viewport Clipping.
On the right of the screen, 2 yellow arrows will appear. Drag the bottom arrow up a little. Worked for me.
